What does Hacer un Viaje mean?

Example:

Hacer un viaje means “to take a trip.” Picture yourself waving “Bye!” as you head off on a voyage—viaje and “voyage” are linguistic cousins, so let that familiar English word carry you along. Hacer literally means “to do” or “to make,” but English travelers don’t “make a voyage” here: they take a trip. Suitcase packed? ¡Vamos a hacer un viaje!—“Let’s take a trip!”